Posts Tagged ‘painting’
Emigdio Vasquez – Early Morning at OVC
This painting conveys the feeling that regardless of family problems, job difficulties or social pressures, this is a time of tranquility to be savored in the crisp morning hours of a new day. Peace shared between brothers, void of pretense. A few precious moments appreciated simply for what they were—a chance to be free.
January 21st, 2008 by Mike
Rick Wedel – Domestic Composition No. 1
Executed in oil on the rough side of a Masonite canvas, Wedel depicts the underlying tension and daily monotony that can erode and eventually destroy a relationship if we so carelessly allow it to happen.
November 20th, 2007 by Mike
Milford Zornes – The Couple
One cannot collect art in Southern California without owning a Milford Zornes–and that’s the law! A true local icon who, along with Millard Sheets and other pioneering artists, lead the California Style watercolor movement in the 1920’s.
July 7th, 2007 by Mike
Alice Beamish – Studio Corner
Here’s a wonderful little find from a small antique store in Orange, California. It measures only 9″ x 9″ and is painted on canvas. I love the simplicity of the composition and her choice of coloring. The frame sets it off perfectly.
February 22nd, 2008 by admin